Sentence examples for has perceived the from inspiring English sources

The Brown campaign has perceived the heritage issue as a gold mine.

Mrs. Thatcher has perceived the threat to her as coming from industrial action and local government - from cities. Livingstone agreed that until 1979 the G.L.C. had a consistent record of failure, and that a revamped Council would make sense.

Because the market has perceived the largest banks as being too big to fail, they have the advantage of running their business with a greater level of leverage and a lower cost of capital and debt".

But the network -- which has perceived the recent replacement of anchors at NBC and CBS as an opportunity for Mr. Jennings to vault into the ratings leadership -- said that it expected to use substitute anchors, including Charles Gibson and Elizabeth Vargas, in his absence.

Since the early seventies, a considerable part of the Swiss population has perceived the actual development of the landscape as unwelcome and problematic.

"The authors argue that this isn't the first time a segment of American society has perceived the American way of life as under siege," the book's blurb reads.

Many within the Conservative party had perceived the 2010 election campaign as a shambles.

The same could be true of this study: the students might have perceived the nature of the study, consciously or not, and acted differently.

These isolated elderly might not have perceived the danger of remaining, or they may have not had the means to escape.

I wondered how clearly the first listeners and performers had perceived the violent originality of those works, or understood that they were hearing future classics.

And in "Hamlet," Polonius knows exactly what the "Hamlet problem" is, for he had perceived the "hot love" between Hamlet and Ophelia.